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If I did I probably thought it was flan. I love flan.

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I have had flan, but I have never had Crème brûlée. It's on my list of things to try.

Have you ever had Tiramisu?

Yes, I've had Crème Brûlée and Tiramisu. I like them both, but CB better.
I don't like cocoa which is usually in Tiramisu.

Ever been detained at customs?

Nope.

Do you have a favorite 'ship'? (im not talking about a boat)

No

Do you have theory of mind naturally or did you have to learn it?

Lucy Snowe and Professor Emanuel from Villette
Ally McBeal and Larry Paul
David Fisher and Keith Charles, Six Feet Under

I don't fully understand what Theory of Mind encompasses. I assume I learned it.

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Kaworu or Rei and Shinji [Neon Genesis Evangelion], Female Protagonist and Ryoji [Persona 3/PSP], Male Protagonist and Aigis [Persona 3/original and movies], Haku and Chihiro [Spirited Away], and Takato and Juri [Digimon Tamers].

As for official couples that I like: Sakura and Syaoran [Cardcaptor Sakura and Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle], Ashura and Yasha [RG Veda manga], Nagisa and Tomoya [Clannad], Ayu and Yuuichi [Kanon], Keiichi and Belldandy [Oh My Goddess], and Cloud and Tifa [Final Fantasy VII].

Do you like love stories?

My grasp on theory of mind is a bit shaky. Meaning, it was neither innate nor do I feel I've fully learned it.

I think theory of mind, "mind-blindness" and empathy are all related in certain respects. It's difficult for me to "put myself in someone else's shoes" if I haven't experienced the same thing or something similar.

Ooh, favorite relationship? I have to answer this and it's from a movie that sadly isn't available anywhere that I know of: Bliss from 1985. An Australian film and based on a book by the same name by an author named Peter Carey:

The main character, Harry Joy, a wealthy but unsatisfied ad exec meets a bohemian gypsy type woman, Honey Barbara, who teaches him that love is more important that wealth and status. Harry leaves his wealthy but empty lifestyle to take up with Honey Barbara but slides back into his previous materialistic lifestyle causing Honey Barbara to leave Harry and live at her home in a beautiful wooded commune apart from society.

Harry realizes Honey Barbara is the only thing that really matters to him and lives as an illusive and rarely seen hermit around the outskirts of the commune hoping to win back her heart but is unsuccessful. Honey Barbara adores a varietal honey derived from the Yellow Box Eucalyptus tree. Harry spends his years living alone with his sole focus being to plant countless Yellow Box seedlings all around the woods of Honey Barbara's house, catching glimpses of her to sustain him. The seedlings finally grow to where Honey Barbara's honey harvest yields the most exquisite honey Barbara has ever tasted and she realizes it's all because of the years of effort Harry devoted solely for her benefit and his love for her. A love letter that took years to complete.

They reunite and live in bliss for the remainder of their days.

Would you rather go to a symphony or a theatrical musical?

Symphony. Less drama... (pun intended; only if you think of drama or something dramatic; otherwise it doesn't work, such as with a comedy; though comedies often do have drama; in which case the pun stands)

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Musical 100%. I like the passion of lyrics.

Have you ever run out of gas?

No, I take care not to let that happen.

I like musicals, too, Isabella!

What is your favorite musical?

Les Mis

I ran out of gas once in 30 years of driving.

Have you ever fired someone?

Definitely not lmao.

How many hours a day do you spend on electronic devices?

I've had to fire people in my work and as one would expect, it's no fun. The worst time was when an employee's husband stormed into the office years ago and started yelling at me. He was a towering man with a deep baritone voice. I knew he was upset but I did not realize how upset he was (there are degrees!). I sat there unphased as a result of not being able to read him non-verbally until he said he was getting so mad he felt like punching me in the face.

I spend far too many hours per day on electronic devices since I have to use a computer for work and then fun time at home....

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I'm home all day so I generally have my laptop open even if I'm reading. When new posts catch my eye, I answer them.

I do pretty much everything online since my stroke (shopping, groceries, banking, etc)., so I'd be lost without internet. I barely ever go on Facebook and I have no other social media.


Do you eat 4-5 vegetables per day as recommended?

Ummm probably not. But theres also little chance I meet the water protein or dairy requirements either so whatevs.

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